Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology

Standard

Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology. / Roberts, Jonathan; Mearman, Joseph; Ritsos, Panagiotis et al.

2016. Paper presented at IEEE Conference on Visualization, Baltimore, MD, United States of America.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Harvard

Roberts, J, Mearman, J, Ritsos, P, Miles, H, Wilson, A, Perkins, D, Jackson, J, Tiddeman, B, Labrosse, F, Edwards, B & Karl, R 2016, 'Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology', Paper presented at IEEE Conference on Visualization, Baltimore, MD, United States of America, 23 Oct 2016. <http://vis4dh.dbvis.de/papers/Immersive%20Analytics%20and%20Deep%20Maps%20-%20the%20Next%20Big%20Thing%20for%20Cultural%20Heritage%20and%20Archaeology.pdf>

APA

Roberts, J., Mearman, J., Ritsos, P., Miles, H., Wilson, A., Perkins, D., Jackson, J., Tiddeman, B., Labrosse, F., Edwards, B., & Karl, R. (2016). Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology. Paper presented at IEEE Conference on Visualization, Baltimore, MD, United States of America. http://vis4dh.dbvis.de/papers/Immersive%20Analytics%20and%20Deep%20Maps%20-%20the%20Next%20Big%20Thing%20for%20Cultural%20Heritage%20and%20Archaeology.pdf

Vancouver

Roberts J, Mearman J, Ritsos P, Miles H, Wilson A, Perkins D et al.. Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology. 2016. Paper presented at IEEE Conference on Visualization, Baltimore, MD, United States of America.

Author

Roberts, Jonathan ; Mearman, Joseph ; Ritsos, Panagiotis et al. / Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology. Paper presented at IEEE Conference on Visualization, Baltimore, MD, United States of America.

Bibtex - Download

@conference{3102337633684a00bab4f382afc5c81a,
title = "Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology",
abstract = "Archaeologists and cultural heritage experts explore complex data that is often highly interconnected, multifaceted, multi-dimensional, multi-typed and contains uncertain information. Moreover, questions posed by researchers regarding such data are often ill-defined (where it is difficult to guarantee an answer). We argue for new ways to interact with this data, making note that their analysis provides a {\textquoteleft}grand challenge{\textquoteright} for computer science and heritage researchers. We highlight two visions, inspired from the sub-fields of Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps, as enablers for allowing both experts and the general public to interact and explore heritage data. We use prehistoric data as a case study and discuss key technologies that need to develop further, to help accomplish these two visions.",
author = "Jonathan Roberts and Joseph Mearman and Panagiotis Ritsos and Helen Miles and Andrew Wilson and Dave Perkins and James Jackson and Bernard Tiddeman and Frederic Labrosse and Ben Edwards and Raimund Karl",
year = "2016",
month = oct,
language = "English",
note = "IEEE Conference on Visualization : Visualization for Digital Humanities Workshop, IEEE VIS 2016 ; Conference date: 23-10-2016",

}

RIS (suitable for import to EndNote) - Download

TY - CONF

T1 - Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology

AU - Roberts, Jonathan

AU - Mearman, Joseph

AU - Ritsos, Panagiotis

AU - Miles, Helen

AU - Wilson, Andrew

AU - Perkins, Dave

AU - Jackson, James

AU - Tiddeman, Bernard

AU - Labrosse, Frederic

AU - Edwards, Ben

AU - Karl, Raimund

PY - 2016/10

Y1 - 2016/10

N2 - Archaeologists and cultural heritage experts explore complex data that is often highly interconnected, multifaceted, multi-dimensional, multi-typed and contains uncertain information. Moreover, questions posed by researchers regarding such data are often ill-defined (where it is difficult to guarantee an answer). We argue for new ways to interact with this data, making note that their analysis provides a ‘grand challenge’ for computer science and heritage researchers. We highlight two visions, inspired from the sub-fields of Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps, as enablers for allowing both experts and the general public to interact and explore heritage data. We use prehistoric data as a case study and discuss key technologies that need to develop further, to help accomplish these two visions.

AB - Archaeologists and cultural heritage experts explore complex data that is often highly interconnected, multifaceted, multi-dimensional, multi-typed and contains uncertain information. Moreover, questions posed by researchers regarding such data are often ill-defined (where it is difficult to guarantee an answer). We argue for new ways to interact with this data, making note that their analysis provides a ‘grand challenge’ for computer science and heritage researchers. We highlight two visions, inspired from the sub-fields of Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps, as enablers for allowing both experts and the general public to interact and explore heritage data. We use prehistoric data as a case study and discuss key technologies that need to develop further, to help accomplish these two visions.

M3 - Paper

T2 - IEEE Conference on Visualization

Y2 - 23 October 2016

ER -

View graph of relations
Citation formats